Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-07

will be built and the fruit put in pyramid,
under a glass, aud a man will drive the
wagon through the streets and lecture on
Fresno county and distribute circulars and
newspapers. The wagon will meet all
trains at the depot.
Youthful Burglars.
ICopyright, 1887, by the California Assccialed Press,
SAN JOSE, December 6th.-Seyeral bows
were arrested last night on suspicion OF be-
ing implicated in several burglaries which
have occurred recently in this city The
confession made by one boy this afternoon
led to the recovery of several hundred dol
lars worth of silk goods stolen last week
from Hale's dry goods store. The goods
were secreted under a deserted barn near
the outskirts. The boys implicated are be-
tween u and 16 years of age, and have bad
records.
Accident to Carpenters.
iCoRpigt. 1887, by The California associated Pres
MONTEREY, December 6th.-What might
have been a serious accident was nicely
escaped this afternoon. While building
the new $4,000 stable on Alverado street,
four men were working on the second
floor twenty feet from the ground. when
suddenly the bracing gave way throwing
the men, together with the heavy plank
ing, down TO the ground. No one was seri-
ously hurt, although all of them were more
or less bruised.
An Overdose of Morphine.
lCoDyTgt, 1857, by tie California Associated Press.
STOCKTON, December 6th.-Fred. Miesell
Main-street barber, was found dead in the
back room of his shop this afternoon. A
bottle of morphine was found near his
body, which led to the supposition that he
had suicided, but his friends claim that he
took the drug to produce sleep, which view
the Coroner's jury took of the case.
The Escaped Convicts.
ICopyigh, 1887, by Gte California associated P,essA
PINoLE, December 6th-A boat was
found last night near Pinole Point filled
with rocks. The boat was painted green
outside and white inside. and is supposed
10 nave been the one stolen from San Ra-
lael by the two convicts recently escaped
from San Quentin.
Nine to Nothing.
lCopTight, 1857. by the California associated Press
SANTA CRUZ, December 6th.-The game
this afternoon between the New York Gil
ants and a picked nine of the California
League, with Van Haltren and Mcdonald
lor the battery, was won by the Giants.
Score-9 too.
Fatal Accident to Logger.
lCopptGht, 1887, by the California Assoctated Press
ErNA, December 6th.-S. G. Leonard, a
sawyer at Cutters sawmill, in Quartz val
ley, while rolling logs fell and a log rolled
over and killed him. He leaves wife and
five children.
Oakland Enterprise.
OAKLAND, December 6th.-At a meeting
OF the Common Council last night. an ordi-
nance providing for a special election for
the issuance of bonds to the amount of
Sl,OOOO0O for public improvements, such as
the boulevard around Lake Merritt. extern
sion of Main lake sewer, parks. etc, was
presented and referred to the Committee on
Ordinance and Judiciary.
A Reprieve for Sutton.
SAN FRANcIsCo, December 6th.-[Special. !
Friends of Nathan B. Sutton, who was
sentenced to be hanged next Friday at Oak
land, have succeeded in their efforts in his
behalf, and this afternoon Governor Water
man granted reprieve for thirty davs.
a Disagreeing Jury.
SAN Francisco, December 6th.-TSpe-
cIal. lin the case of Mrs. Louise Hagenow.
charged with malpractice, the Jury failed TO
agree and were discharged this evening.